> "echo b, c d, e f g, h" could be compiled as (arguments for) echo
Now it's understandable, when you wrote it start only from `b..`, so I didn't
know what it was for.
Basically you read it like this
echo(b, c d, e f g, h)
then
echo(b, (c d), (e f g), h)
then
echo(b, (c(d)), (e(f, g)), h)
Please note that between `..., e f g,...` could become like this
echo(b, (c(d)), (`f`(e, g)), h)
depends on what each letter represents.
>From my point of view, I can see it clearly, have you seen it clearly now?
PS: I'm not against parenthesis since I was used to read Lisp code, but I
wasn't really a Lisper because I usually omitted parenthesis whenever I can
